Here are five films to watch from the comfort of your own home this weekend.
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Joshua Brunsting
For Criterion Consideration: Jennie Livingston’s Paris Is Burning
This amazing documentary should one day be entered into the ranks of The Criterion Collection.
Joshua Reviews Fred Newmeyer And Sam Taylor’s Safety Last [Blu-ray Review]
Could this be Criterion's best release of the year so far?
Joshua Reviews John Cromwell’s Of Human Bondage [Blu-ray Review]
Kino brings us a new Blu-ray of the legendary literary adaptation.
Joshua Reviews Joe Dante’s The Howling [Blu-ray Review]
Does Shout Factory knock it out of the park once again with their release of this horror classic?
Sean Reviews František Vláčil’s Marketa Lazarová [Blu-Ray Review]
Possibly the best Czech film ever made.
Sean Hutchinson
Trailer For Martin Scorsese’s Wolf Of Wall Street Debuts Online
The latest collaboration between Martin Scorsese and Leonardo Dicaprio now has a trailer.
Ryan Gallagher
Disc Deals For The Week Of June 16-22, 2013
Collecting links to the best deals on DVDs and Blu-rays around the web for this week.
Episode 140 – Kô Nakahira’s Crazed Fruit
This time on the podcast, Ryan is joined by James McCormick, Sean Hutchinson and David Blakeslee to discuss the 1956 film from Kô Nakahira: Crazed Fruit
Judge Rules That Paramount Owns The Copyright To Fellini’s La Dolce Vita
After a year and a half in legal limbo, Fellini's masterpiece can finally move forward with the home video release that it deserves.
Watch All Of This Week’s New Criterion Collection Releases Early On Hulu Plus
Can't decide which new Blu-ray to pick up on Tuesday? Can't afford to buy all three? Criterion's Hulu Plus channel has you covered.
James Reviews Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing [Theatrical Review]
In the amount of time it takes some people to get over the flu, Joss Whedon took his break between finishing filming The Avengers to the start of editing to make a Shakespearean adaptation. Does he do the Bard justice?
James McCormick
On the Hulu Channel: Anthony Asquith’s The Woman in Question
A Rashomon-like murder investigation continually challenges notions of truth, past and present.
Scott Nye
Joshua Reviews Zack Snyder’s Man Of Steel [Theatrical Review]
Could this revitalize the Superman franchise?